This policy applies to the Mile Grid website and its free review form. Mile Grid operates both.
Information we collect
The form asks whether you were hurt and whether you saw a doctor, who caused the crash, when it happened, and whether you have signed with a lawyer about it. Your answer about injuries is health information. You also give a name and a phone number, and an email address if you choose to.
Each visit also sends technical data: IP address, browser and device type, pages viewed, the referring page and any campaign tags in the link, such as UTM tags, fbclid or gclid.
How we use it
We pass your request on so that a specialist can call you about the accident and connect you to our partner law firm. Technical data helps us run and secure the site, block spam and understand visits. Your injury answer is never used for advertising.
Who receives it
Our partner, the specialists who call for it and the providers that place calls and texts, receive what they need to handle your request. Calls about a request may be recorded and kept with it. Our hosting provider processes site and request data, and an analytics provider may receive visit data. We disclose information when the law requires it. We do not sell personal information.
How long we keep it
We keep a request only as long as we need it to handle the request and keep proper records, then we delete it.
Your choices
You can ask to see, correct or delete your information, and you can stop calls or texts whenever you like. Write to privacy@carcrashlawyerphoenix.com; we may ask a question to confirm the request is yours. The terms explain call consent.
Cookies, children, security and updates
The site may use cookies and browser storage to work and to count visits. It remembers the campaign tags from the link you arrived on until you close the tab. Mile Grid is not intended for children under 16. We use reasonable safeguards, but no system is fully secure. When this policy changes, we post the new version here with its effective date.